Today's high and low tide times for Hilton Head, SC, plus a 7-day tide table. Astronomical predictions from the nearest harmonic station — free and updated daily.
In Hilton Head, SC, the next high tide is at 1:01 AM (9.5ft) and the next low tide is at 7:20 AM (1.4ft), based on harmonic predictions for Skull Creek, south entrance, Hilton Head Island.
All high and low tides for Hilton Head today, in local time (America/New York). Heights are metres above chart datum.
High (H) and low (L) tide times and heights for the next seven days at Hilton Head.
| Date | Tides (local time · height) |
|---|---|
| Sun, Nov 1 | H 1:01 AM 9.5ftL 7:20 AM 1.4ftH 1:25 PM 8.2ftL 7:35 PM 1.1ft |
| Mon, Nov 2 | H 2:04 AM 9.3ftL 8:23 AM 1.5ftH 2:34 PM 8.1ftL 8:38 PM 1.3ft |
| Tue, Nov 3 | H 3:10 AM 9.1ftL 9:23 AM 1.4ftH 3:43 PM 8.2ftL 9:44 PM 1.4ft |
| Wed, Nov 4 | H 4:13 AM 9.0ftL 10:23 AM 1.3ftH 4:46 PM 8.4ftL 10:44 PM 1.3ft |
| Thu, Nov 5 | H 5:13 AM 9.0ftL 11:17 AM 1.1ftH 5:46 PM 8.7ftL 11:41 PM 1.2ft |
| Fri, Nov 6 | H 6:07 AM 8.9ftL 12:08 PM 1.0ftH 6:37 PM 9.0ft |
| Sat, Nov 7 | L 12:32 AM 1.2ftH 6:55 AM 8.8ftL 12:53 PM 0.9ftH 7:25 PM 9.1ft |
| Sun, Nov 8 | L 1:23 AM 1.2ftH 7:40 AM 8.7ftL 1:38 PM 1.0ftH 8:10 PM 9.2ft |
Predicted for Skull Creek, south entrance, Hilton Head Island, 2 km away (reliability: high — a close match — expect predictions within a few minutes of the published station table). Heights and times are that station's own published offsets applied to harmonic constituents from Fort Pulaski, Savannah River Entrance, its reference station 24.7 km away.
These are astronomical tide predictions — the rise and fall driven by the moon and sun, computed by harmonic analysis. They do not include weather effects: a strong onshore wind, low barometric pressure or a storm surge can push the real water level above the predicted high, and offshore winds or high pressure can hold it below the predicted low. For navigation or any safety-critical decision, always check the official tide tables and a live water-level gauge for Hilton Head.
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